Four Freedoms Park Conservancy is a non-profit organization that programs Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms State Park on Roosevelt Island.
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Jul 12, 2024
Four Freedoms Park is a beautiful park at the southern tip of Roosevelt Island dedicated to FDR. It has great views of the East River and a statue of FDR’s head. I highly recommend. Full review by Jack S
Apr 8, 2024
I didn't even know about Four Freedoms Park until I visited Roosevelt Island with friends. It is a four-acre memorial to Franklin D. Roosevelt that celebrates the Four Freedoms he spoke about in his… Full review by Lainie007
Apr 6, 2024
If you want a little space for a little while, this place is perfect. The cable car is cool albeit challenging if you get claustrophobic. But once there, I felt myself relax a little. You can see Man… Full review by SamanthaE429
Hello! Is watercolor painting permitted in FFP? If so, am I permitted to bring a small folding chair? Also, are picnics permitted?
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Rules for the park state the following regarding food: “Food and beverages, except water, are restricted to designated areas of the Park; coffee spills stain”, I guess using paints could fall …
Rules for the park state the following regarding food: “Food and beverages, except water, are restricted to designated areas of the Park; coffee spills stain”, I guess using paints could fall into the same area as coffee in terms of possible staining. If in any doubt at all using the contact us option on the official website to put your mind at rest for sure
You can take the F line subway train. Then take the free shuttle bus. Or you can drive onto the Island and then park. There is very limited street parking and some parking garages (in …
You can take the F line subway train. Then take the free shuttle bus. Or you can drive onto the Island and then park. There is very limited street parking and some parking garages (in the center of the Island). You will still have a bit of a walk to get the Park (at the tip of the Island).
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